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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-13
Tsw advertisements.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We the undersigned who are engaged in the
bushes, of cleaning Priyy Wants. Cess Pools, &c,
desire 10 inform the public that the Odorlcss Ex-
cavating Company who are cleaning vaults, &C..
in this city at the rate of SOC. barrel are using
barrels which hold only twenty-five gallons,
whereas we guarantee that all barrels used by
the undersigned hold from 20 TO % gallons
LINEWENER < RtTCHIE,
GEORGE ABRAMS.
DENNIS GARDNER.
MAH0NY Il F. ANNIGAN,
iyl2s GEORGE MCMECHEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
sirup of Figs
Ell PASO.
Last Excursion of the Seasonal Mother
Escapes with Her Child.

Last Excursion of the Seasonal Mother
Escapes with Her Child.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tex, May 2l.-The last
Missouri Pacific excursion of the season
arrived here over the Texas and Pacific
st O'Clock this afternoon, and consisted
OF several hundred people in seven Pull
man cars in charge of John c. Lewis.
They hail from q number of western
states, and will remain until tomorrow
and then proceed to California
A short time since John Elich OF Baird,
procured divorce from mis- wife on the
ground of adultery, and their little ten
year-old girl was ordered placed in a
boarding school. The mother spirited
the child away and has been living in
various places under different
aliases, and several sherifs and
deputies have been roaming the
state in quest of them. Yesterday
they were found at the house of Architect
King in this city, where the mother was
employed as housekeeper, under the name
OF Mrs. Turner. The sheriff arrested end
placed them in jail, and sent telegram
to the judge OF Eastlsnd county who had
issued the warrant. During the night
the mother and child escaped and sre now
safe in Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
DISILLUSEOE.

Will seek the woman / lovei Che sa!d)
Long ago in Ife's fortunate days;
am tired, and discouraged, and sick at heart
And my thoughts wander back the remem-
bered ways
To the woman loved in days that are dead,
And long for the sight of her face (he said).
She was strangely faithful and kind Che said,
With the gentlest heart and the sweetest
eyes,
That chung to ones gaze IN q passionate way
And was fool TO be cold and wise
And relineush sucn love-seek others instead,
And leave her alone to despair Che satd)
l viii go to her now at once Che sadly
For life is discordant and out OF tune,
And need her love and her sympathies.
loved her too lightly and left her too soon ;
But the future shall live, and the past is dead,
And my heart yearns back to her heart Che
said)
] am here at last in her home (he said)
Here all alone in the twilight gloom;
AS l eft in her dear familiar room,
With all the sweet flowers. and her books on
the shelf;
For nothing is changed here-excepting my
self.
heard her voice. / remember (he said
Her voice like q child's, with It's sobbing tone.
But then came pause, and whispered word
\ laugh-that seemed turning my heart to
stone;
The or opened wide, and my hopes were fled,
For q new love was there by her side The said.
: London World.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Al the Ellis: Albert Falk, New York; y II
Swren, st Louis; III L Benson, Chicago; Miss
Louise Mullen, Galveston; 4 Ennis, Nash
Vile; y W Crutcher, Dallas; J Stevens, Ten
pie; + a Kingston, Mineral Wells; Case
Chicago: w l. AlOfs, = j ATnhuter, Phiadel-
phi1i MCGehee Williams, Little Rock; Ben c
Louis, Mo; Judson McLester, Nashville;
ID Il N1cCallum, Boston; Miss j Tussell, Mis-
-issiPpi; Mrs q 3 Hicks, Grand Cane La; /
Tanning, Marion BrazletoR, Athens, Ala; 7
Johnston, Chicago CaptS Birdsong, Norfolk
Va; l. ID VOak, Texas; NJ II Burnside, Mary
land; G Keiser, Philadelphia.
At the Windsor: II J. Leonard, Waco; j r
Ledbetter, Wayland; Frank CrozIer, News
Comps, y; James Knott, CouGCi Bluff; X L
smith, Sherman; r l. NOylos, Ba ter Springs
w NJ Jones and wifc. Texarkana; @ NJ Nolan,
san Antonio; y NJ Turner, Moody, Tex; - c
Holman, Purnel Tex; John Knox, Columbus,
Iowa; NJ j Donnelly, II and I z Ry; j Jeren,
WeatheIford; q 4 NJ stokes, Arlington ;J w
Moore, and Ry; f ) White, Weatherford
Springs; g w Arthur, j Gample, Hamilton
county.
At the Mansion: L G Miller, w S Barr, Dal-
Las; JEFF p Boles, Grandview; Saunders,
Decatur; X Davis, CIrandview; Tom Clark,
Chihuahua, Mexico; T Graves, Decatur; @
w Macune, Cameron; L Mackey and wife.
Greenville; Coats. Neatherford; II G
Ward, Los Angeles, Cal; j Allen and wife,
DenisOn; j Elliott, Sedalia, Mo; X Byrd,
Bristol, Tenn; \ McEIhenny, Sweetwater; j
Oiford and wife, BOOnville; Jot smith, w c
DdFlsY 0IduuNiGW1 y n AiNOTut IalldSJ y y
Shrek, Panh ndle; j Pope, Tyler; ii A VII
son, galveston; W w Farley, II Pidcoe, Dallas
g A NJ Starss, Arlington j ID Beachamp, En-
mis-; L I Andrews, Hot Springs; II J Wilson,
VauX Hall; Il w stroll, Texas; r NJ Portland,
Montague; ID P0rtwcod, Terrell; g Martin
Il Lady, Paris J y kuchner, New York; @ ID
Smith and wife, sherman: j Bonham Arkan-
sas; W Finley, Weathe rfard; r Parks, Tex
arkana; Z Fleetford, Merriam; L Il oxford.
Texas; Stevens, Dallas; K Greenlin, Denton,
At the Pt-kwick: george a Helm, Temple
g III Turner, y s Lyons, Dallas; II II Harding,
I and II Railway; J j " OrmaCk. ferries VI no
Smith, ST Louis; Mrs j @ States, Kansas City;
Mrs G Keller, Dallas; { L Babcock, It Louis
Mrs = / Hodge, \ = : Ito. d, ID las; L F Dim
mitt, Ferris; NJ Holman. Burnet; " II TEN
pleton and wife, Henrietta; Wlthers, st
Louis ii j Goldberg, Albany; " y hlncaid,
galveston; TechenOr, Indianapolis; o Z
Yates st Louis Miss Lizzie O'Hearn, Dallas; j
Coon Brown, Louisville; ID y Sweringer, Guam
an; NJ Stewart Kansas City; Il a DrummOnd,
New York; T B Ellis Big Springs: MSS Mary
NeWcomb. Henrietta Captain Beall, FL Paso
j NJ Donelson, NaXahachie; J Z McFall, ST
Louis.
At Giuocchio's: L L Watkins, Il E Klemann,
Eagle Pass; G Lakewood, II NJ Hlns N, Mo
Pac Ry; fred Reese, w I Hunt, Philadelpr ia (;
Denison; Mrs W d Parker, Dallas; llaro d
Henri, q, c and Ry; ID McMurray, Colora-
do City; w I ratchet. New York: + W LaRue,
Cincinnati; W ) o JOhT son and family, Miss
Lizzie Roberts. San Augustine; Mrs w Steph
ems, Cisco; James } Arnold, New York; Il 3
Hunt, jacksonville, Tenn; j W DeFrance, Min
eral Wells.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
POLITICAL.
We s. Baker OF Waco Endorsed by
NcBennsn County Democrats as
< Senator Hsrris0n's Successor.
The Prohibition Campaign IN Hin, Denton
and Parker Counties Being Actively
Pushed by Both Sides.
Waco Notes.

spec.al to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nay PA mass meeting
If the Democracy Of this county was held
here to-day to appoint delegates to the
district senatorial convention which
meets here next Saturday to nominate a
successor to Senator Harrison. Resolu-
Mons were adopted complimentary to the
retiring senator, and indorsing W. L.
Baker, Esq, lawyer of this city, as the
choice of the McLenn8n county Democ-
rgCv for the nomination. Prohibitlonists
snd anti Prohioitionists We'd with each
otner to-day in keeping the pending ques-
lion in the bsck ground, and as q result
no friction Of GnV kind occurred.
Or. Carroll IS rather nettled at the re
mort telegraphed out from Corsicana that
he hsd declined to meet Colonel Mills
there in Joint debate On the 30th inst.
DR. Carroll says that ne is booked for a
church convention on the 30th; this en-
qsgement was made more than q month
$50, and he cannot break it. He had an
uouuced 20 speak at Corsicana
On the 26th and will do so.
The chairman of the ants at
ro--icsHR wanted DR.. Carroll
81 change the date 20 the 30th. He de-
ued, on account of the previous en-
-ag.mcnt above mentioned, and this, no
19ub. gave rise to the rumOr he had de-
e.nad 10 meet Colonel Mills. 1t now
.ranspires that Colonel Mills has 8
previous engagement which will preclude
H. being IN Corsicana on the 2Gth, the
Gss Or Carroll is 10 be there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Decisions of the Court of Appeals at Austin
Yesterday.

Decisions of the Court of Appeals at Austir
Yesterday.
Special to the Gazette.
EAUsTIN, TEX, Msy 21.-The Court O
Appeals decided the following cases TO
day:
Tom Plttner VS.. State, from Haskell
affirmed.
Waiver Galloway VS.. State, from Bur
nett, affirmed.
Adolph Young VS.. State, from Smith
affirmed
F.M. wartz vs.. State, from LIano, az
tirme6.
ssB. f. Hodges vs.. State, from Jtephens,
affirmed.
S. Il. Wilson VS.. State, from LIano
appeal dismissed.
?. G. Wlthers vs.. State, from Denton !;
reversed and remsnded.
Wise County Coal Company VS. Carter
Bros & Co, from Wise; affirmed.
F., G. Covey vs.. State, from Comsnche;
reversed and remanded.
Charles Cannon vs.. State, from
Wheeler; affirmed,
W. c. Finderourgh VS.. State, from
Bosque; reversed and repanded.
The case of Fielder VS.. State was
argued to-day by Judge Rector and T. T.
Moore for appellant, and the Assistant
Acknowledgement and J. H. Robinson for
the state. Fielder, it will be remembered,
is the nephew of DR.. SWearenger, and is
on trial for shooting e negro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
THE CITY.
CRURCR NOTICES.

Fourth street Methodist Episcopal Church
South, corner Fourth and Jones streets, Rev A.
y. Allison, pastor. sunday school at $3.50 a m,
George II. Mulkcy, Su erinteudent, Sermon at
IL a. m and p. N, by the pastor. Seats
free. Congregational singing. You are invited.
First Baptist church, corner Jennings avenue
and Tenth street,. Morgan Wells, pastor.
| Services at u a. 10, and p. u. sunday
school at $50 q. m, W. II. Taylor, superin-
tendert. Everybody welcome.
Broadway Presbyterian church-Rev. DR..
Mitchell, pastor. service to day at IL O'Clock q.
n. and at s0l O'Clock p. m. sabbath
school at $3.50 o'clock a M, II. Z. Arm
strong, superintendent. The ROsedale street
cars will take you tG the church. Come and
First Presbyterian church, corner Fourth
and Calhoun streets-ReV. Robert II, Nall, pas
tor. Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m, s. NJ. Fry,
superintendent. Preaching at II a. IN sub
jeCt: ~ he son of righteousness" Evening
service at sis o'clock. Subject. "The Work and
Effect Of Righteousness Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday, at 8 10 O'clock D. IN. All
are very cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner of Main and Ninth streets-ReY II. j.
Crist pastor. sunday school at $50 Il. m, Pro
fessOr p. NJ. White, superintendent. 5 rvices
at III 81 m. ind S:l5 p. IN. Preparatory Cial SER
vices at 10 p. II Subject at II a M. "Christ,
Our Passover" This service will be followed
by the Lords supper. Subject at the evening
service at :l5 O'Clock, Excuses IneXcusoble"
Come and worship the Lord with
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway
Sunday school at $50 a m. Preaching at II a.
m. and p. m. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday night. y welcome to the services
for all.
German Evangelical St Johns church, Cal
houn near Eleventh streets, Rev. G. BaumarA
pastor. Sunday school at a. m. Services at
1890 g. IN. Meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
at p. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner
Fifth and Taylor, Rev. X. NJ. TinnOu, pastor
sunday school a. $3.50 a. NJ, w L. + kes
superintendent Rev. A. 4. johnson will
preach at II a. m, owing TO the absence of the
pastor. There will be no evening service.
ST. Andrews Episcopal church, corner Rusk
and Fifth streets-Bey. r, IL. Prosser, rector.
Holy communion at IL a. IN. Morning service
at ii a. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m,
Major 5. Is. Hagg9rt, superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
NJ. Ferry is Summoned TO Form French
Cabinet but Has Not Announced
His willingness to Acts
Late Earthquake News from MexIco-many
Families are Reported In Want
of Food and Shelter.
France.
Nj. FERRY SUMMONED.


PARIS, May 2l.-After receiving NJ. de
FreyCiDet's refusal, President Grevy sum,
mOned NJ. Ferry. The President was
averse to calling either II. FIoquet or NJ
Clemenceau. He even said he would
rathers tempt TO form temporary bust
ness cabinet. The interview between the
President and NJ Ferry was short and
the result is unknown, but as NJ. Ferry
has consulted none of his friends 1t is
probable be declined 10 undertake the
task of forming q cabinet.
A RUSSIAN VIEW
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2l.-The Rus
sian papers consider the present cabinet
crisis in France as closely COnnectep with
the BoUlanger question. The ST. Peters
burg Gazette declares the manner eff set
tlement OF the present trouble will show
whether or not France desires TO escape
from her humiliating position and to
fearlessly play responsible part in the
events of the day.
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
PARIS, May 2l.-The municipal authori-
ties of Lucerne, Rennes, Montpelier,
Lepuey and other places nave petitioned
President Grevy TO retain General
BOulsnger in the Cabinet. Republique
Franchise attacks NJ. Clomenceau whose
attitude the paper declares prevented NJ
DeFrovCiuet from forming a Cabinet. The
K -pubHque also supposed Freycinet will
reconsider his determination not to form
a ministry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
THE FRENCH CRISIS
Mexico.
EARTHQUAKE NEWS.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 21.-Chief of the
Fiscal Quad at Babispe, reports that the
earthquake did not leave a single habit
able house standing. Sixty persons were
killed and many wounded beyond hope of
recovery. Between 3 p. m. and l a m
the day following, there were eighteen
shocks. The people are still digging out
bodies, and think the number Of killed
will reach 80. The Jefc Politico of Casa
Grende, sends word that there is great need
of food for the sufferers in the district
affected. A letter from Janos declares
that when the earthquake occurred they
saw large bOuIders shoot up into the air
and flames burst from the mountains,
setting fire to the forests. The munic-
ipal president of San Andres writes that
houses were shattered, but most remark
able of sIl was this-in an arroyo near by
is a clear spring called Penada. For two
hours this spring flowed an immense
stream of water thick with red mud, but
afterwards returned to its normal condi-
ton. A letter from Casa Grsnde says
In the mountains which we call the Sierra
Madre a volcano of fire wss started,
which is now covered with smoke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
The Finest Rszors in the World
Al Anderson's gun store. q. = u
Msuy,vainsb1e Improvements have be

MaaysQafnao1e improvements have been
lately made IN the manufacture ofasbestos
paint in England. In the tests made of
it's efficiency, piece of light pine wood,
about six inches long by four inches
square, painted with five coats, was placed
Cor upward Of half an hour in an ordinary
CRATE fire, but although the wood within
was reduced to charcoal, there was no
blaze whatever emitted during the char
ring. Again, smsll model thester,
built of wood, with set scenes and acces
SORES, was sprinkled with turpentine and
set on fire; every portion ignited, and the
whole was consumed. A similar model,
with the set scenes and the wood framing
all painted with asbestos, was drenched
with turpentine and set fire to, but the
thin scenes were only partially charred at
the lower ends with the turpentine flames,
while the timbering wss not even ignited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
THE TABORS.
Mr.. Ed l.. Tabor Summoned to Waco BY
Mrs. A. Z. Iabor's Physician.

Mr.. Ed l.. Tabor Summoned to Waco By
Mrs. A. r. Iabor's Physician.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. May 21.-Mr. Ed L. Tabor,
husband of Mrs. a. r. Tabor, who has
made three attempts to take her life wifi
in the past few days, came down ffom
Fort Worth (where he resides) last night
on receipt of telegram from the physi-
clan who is attending the unfortunate
woman. Mr.. Tabor was met by CT
zETTE reporter this morning and said me
was sorry his name had appeared in the
Waco papers in the coanec-
ton it did. Mr.. Tabor has
the appearance of being a gentleman,
and from his conversation the ,res
porter would certainly say he is & t4ah
who can verify the statements msdes He
also gave Fort Worth references in re-
gard to mis- character as husband and in
business circles. He never uttered syl-
liable against the woman who had been
his wife, and said he never would, let
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
The Parker County Campaign.

Special 10 The Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, Ten, May 2l.-Last
night st meeting OF the Prohibition
Club OF precinct No. /, held ct the court
a.u-e, very good audience was present,
IS il w4s generally known that Colonel E.
2. \ olson would address the people of
We.,aerf5rd fayoring the amendment.
There were a number of ladies present,
and number of the -prohibitiOnists
a.so attended. A permanent committee
au arrangements was appointed to solicit
sEd secure speakers for the club at each
meeting.
GA Monday night, the 23d inst, Judge
a, 7 Watts, exjudge If the Commits
-oners Court of App ais of the state,
sud Colonel W. Z. Hughes of Dallas, will
address the people of Weatherford and
community 81 the courthouse at O'Clock
j. m opposing the proposed prohibit0ry
amendment 1t is expected that one of
The largest crowds ever gathered at the
courthouse IN this city will attend the
speaking Monday night, as the speakers
arr eminent and well known as fine
Tess5uers and men with deep and sound
Judgment; and as the Ieople of
Wesllerford are all liberal in
-ner views the i-prohibitiOnist
sIways gives the prohibitionist
3 iu.I attendance, and nothing less is
expected Of the Pros by the Ants.
The people Of This city believe in having
The subj, ct thoroughly discussed. AS
Inc Pr0nibitionists have already organ
.zed with = good club and a thorough
organization, Judge John T. Harcourt,
Cls.rmSn Of the Parker county executive
committee OF the Observation-Disclosures
mss ssued a call for convention, to be
1e.d Al the courthouse in this city on the
18TH of Msy, for the purpose of organ
ling Tor the campaign.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Prohibition at Parsons. Kan.

eea..- 70 the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, May 2I.-Conside-sble
comment has been occasioned to-day by
3 le-tgr received by q prominent citizen
Of THIS cjtv from the Mayor of Parsons,
hss. saying in that city of about II, 900
population there has been only one ar
res- for drunkenness in the past three
months, srd saying that prohibition has
8 beneficial effect on the city The
writer says he was oppose to prohibi-
lion 81 the time of its adoption in that
state, but seeing its beneficial effects he
ch2Dged IN favor Of prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22

citizens. MIR. Isaaca is a well educated
and fluent speaker, and his address was
well received and highly appreciated by
his audience. The meeting was enthusi-
astic and the address throughout was
courteous, dignifed, full of sound, solid
argument and made many friends to the
cause OF prohibition. Mr.. Isaacs is an
old representative of his race and will do
much toward elevating public sentiment
wherever he labors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Himsboro Psohtbltionists

sH1"IlI q the Gazette.
HILlsH TEX, May 2I.-At last
nights meeting Of the Hinsboro Prohi-
uln Club there was present a large
audience, composed Of prominent ladies
am gentlemen.
- Derten, ESQ made very conviGc-
ing speech on "Pers0ual Liberty" Pro-
lessor Buck followed d. Derden, Esq, IN
one of the best efforts of his life on
"D3-s Prohibition PrOhiDit?" 4 great
dea If enthusiasm was manifested
Several VINO hdd heretofore been anti
n-3abtguists declared in favor of pro-
llnlrJa and Joined the CLUB. T, S.
eml-1, county attorney, and J. J. Stoker,
E-gs were appointed speakers for next
meeting, and DR.. Dudley selected to read
sl essay on alcohol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
ITASCEs,.

Cutting scrapo-A Negro Shot While
Playing with Pistol.
Special 10 the Gazette.
ITAsCA, TEX, May 81. A difficulty
occurred at Osceola, near this place, last
night, in which man named Smeltzer
was cut by E. R. Smith, Jr. The wound
may prove serious. Shelter was the
aggressor, and it seems that Smith was,
at least, partially justifable.
A negro was fooling with an old pistol
this evening, not knowing that it was
loaded, when it went 81 Z wounding him
in the leg. The ball X4cut out He is
mot sraqssed to be iS&anger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
A HALF HOLIDAY.
Wall Street Presented the Appear
anco OF Sunday-A General
Cessation OF Business.
There Was Little Trading Done During
the Forenoon-Cofiee Made An,
other Upward Leap. -

COMMERCIAL RESUME, n
Special to the Gazette. -
NEW YORK, May 2I.-Rslway bonds
to-day sold as follows: FoEk War$h and
Denver City at 98i; Texas sanas Pacific
Rios at 49,; St. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas rs at 90; Houston and Texas
Central general at 764 Kansas and
Texas rs at 1854; SIS at 500.
Money SOS per cent.
Sterling easier.
Silver 954
Wheat dull.
Oil closed a. GO.
Cotton steady and unchanged.
Coffee active and 50 points rise.
Sugar rales are practically better.
Wool dealers no not find encouraging
customers, but the market is shady.
The Boston wool market is dull and
unsettled.
There is no sppreciable change in the
hide market
A NEW FEATURE ON CHANGE.
NEW YORK, May 21.-The Saturday
half-holiday was generally complied with
to-day. In the afternoon there was q
general cessation of business, and the
uOWu lOWH udu dpp6dE-
ance. When the law was first proposed
there was considerable opposition to it,
but now that lit has become q law, the
greater portion of those who opposed it
are favoring the closing of business and
giving their clerks q half-holiday. All
the exchanges adjourned at noon, but
several of them kept their floors open for
the use of members. The Police court
clerks were jubilant when they were mott
fed the Judges had agreed to observe the
Saturday holiday. The state courts
closed promptly st u O'Clock. The
sheriff's, county clerks, surrogate's,
registers and district attorneys Offices
were all deserted. The city departments
were closed, with the exception of the
mayors office. The mayor will stay at
work until O'Clock. He will then attend
the reception given by Mrs. Hewitt to
Queen Kspiolani. The mayor was be
sieged all day by concert gsrdenskeepersj
who wanted license so that they could
sell beer and have music at their places.
The federal courts were closed, but the
judges chambers were open, and motions
were heard. The postoffice employees had
TO work as usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
Unttsn statss Rrtsoners.
Special 10 the Gazette.

SpeC!aI 70 Inc Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, May 81. Dock
Tucker, Shurd T. Higgins, Charles
Higgins and John Middleton were lodged
in the United States jail this afternoon on
d charge of robbing the Oversreets, at
Darlington, Choctaw Nation, on the night
of Msrth IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
at WhIueWriRht.
Special to Inc ,lazette.

Special to Inc gazette.
WHITEwRIGHT, TEX, May 2l.-The
Prohi0itionists held a meeting at the
Cumberland Presbyterian ch urch tonight
Which was well attended. Dr. Rogers of
s2erman md A. NJ. Bryant and j. L.
Germsn were the principal speakers.
Gfcat enthusiasm was manifested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22

-recie. go the Gazette.
DENTON, Ten, May 2l.-This after
noon very large crowd congregated in
me courthouse to hear discussions on
the prohibition amendment Mr. K. H..
Bates held TIE audience down for quite q
while by mis- very interesting argument.
arrerward T. c. Smith discussed the
question ct length. Matters are getting
cutie warm on me prohibition question,
and able men on each side are speaking
81 many points in the county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-22
RaIpiuIn.

DhNThKAIE SIBIhEKS'
BRUSSELS, May 2l.-The strikers in the
district of Borenage are singing the
"Marseillaise," visiting factories, intimi-
dating employees and stopping their work
The houses of a number of worknen
who would not strike lave been blown up
with DYNAMITE